Can You Say

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

OUCH, hanging in a harness or on a belt aint always good. Some of these safety harnesses they are selling to bowhunters have caused some deaths from hanging in em too long and cut off circulation and lot more folks have lost legs due to the circulation thing, least the alive.

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Just had belts back then... Hurt my back real good...
And those harnesses are deadly... They say in 5mins you can die... They act like a turnicate... All the blood goes to your legs and can't come back out... No blood to the brain..

Member, Tri State Crappie Anglers

Hope ya pocketed your truck keys. :yikes

I had OSHA once but I prefer my fish fried.

Wannabe...

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Originally Posted by Wannabe...

I had OSHA once but I prefer my fish fried.

Wannabe...

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Only dealings you could of had with OSHA was about a paper cut!...LOL

Member, Tri State Crappie Anglers

RoflRofl

Msha is mine safety. This includes gravel pits and underground work. OSHA is anything else. MSHA is normally tougher than OSHA, but neither is leavin the location without some type of fine or violation.

As far as the regs go, they are out there to try and protect employees. They are only a minimum standard and they should always be followed. If I inspect a job site and fall protection is on an as needed basis as you see fit, then you'll never get insurance with our company. The lack of the use of fall protection on residential or commercial or industrial jobs will get ya rated Poor by me every time. I can look over some paperwork violations, but not fall protection.

GDG, I hope you had the Keyes in your pocket. Would've hate to have seen you jerked over the barn.


Minnerman
Crazyanglertackle.com
Slab Bandits Pro Staff

No shortcuts when it comes to safety....
In 28 years I've only been hurt twice. Once my fault and the one I mentioned above...

Member, Tri State Crappie Anglers

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Originally Posted by GitDaGrease

I would never get 180 up with anything like this I can assure you, big difference in that and 35 feet up, and also if I had to get 180 up my rate would definately go up tremendously lol. I worked 23 yrs at a brick plant here in town and had a lot dealings with rules and regs and OSHA and I can honestly say that had it not been for all the BS at times that place may still be up and running and I might not have to be doing this type of thing.

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If you fall aint no difference between 35ft and 180, still make the same splat when ya hit.

Please no work related threads. They make me want to take another nap.

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Originally Posted by minnerman

msha is mine safety. This includes gravel pits and underground work. Osha is anything else. Msha is normally tougher than osha, but neither is leavin the location without some type of fine or violation.

As far as the regs go, they are out there to try and protect employees. They are only a minimum standard and they should always be followed. If i inspect a job site and fall protection is on an as needed basis as you see fit, then you'll never get insurance with our company. The lack of the use of fall protection on residential or commercial or industrial jobs will get ya rated poor by me every time. I can look over some paperwork violations, but not fall protection.

Gdg, i hope you had the keyes in your pocket. Would've hate to have seen you jerked over the barn.


Minnerman
crazyanglertackle.com
slab bandits pro staff

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your right now that i remember we did a lot of shut down work in the coal mine at ackerman